Reviews by fernando

Anything form Grangier is interesting. Relatively simple intrigue, but characters aks to some complexity (Frankeur tired of wife and chid of hers; Esposito as troubled artist and great Girardot the winner of all)

3 stars just for the effectiveness and sensationalism and alibis to use and abuse the 3 balls story, that has, in pretty Bergamo, an histotical ingredient.

Walsh puts some convitction in this biblical peplum, the romantic plot goes up thanks to Joan and Egan. O'Dea good support.

So powerful as idea, as image, as testimony,as crime and revenge, whe you see Hobart Bosworth menacing Wallace Beery while the submarine goes down eith her wife, what else?

I like the idea of inteligent metafisic men and infantilism in his human sex relationships, its clear and neat and modern in a way, and well directed by Romm

Gordon is too demonstrative but he's also efficient. Florence is excellent acting pain and abnegation. March is soft and less convincing at her side. Geraldine Brooks is better.

So precode and adult, in spite of a semi washed up ending. Anita Louise goes pure to America, Constance Bennett remains happy and cinic in her way in England.

More demosntrative than dramatic. Most explained in dialogues than in action, Boyer is a bit tedious opposing Lyle Bettger, till the incredible end.

'Thin man' copy with same Powell and otherwise Rogers. Too idiot plot trying to be smart and quick. Good support actors.

Freda knows how to use scope, wants to deal with pervertion (but doesn't catch it), and tries to make goo scenes with Presle and Cervi becuase the young ones are poor actors.